I have highlighted the top tours you can take in Tuscany to make your life easier. After visiting Tuscany a couple of times, I have a piece of advice for you: Whatever you choose to visit Tuscany, you cannot go wrong!
Every hilltop town or village in Tuscany is so unique, and you find something magical in each one of them. I hope you enjoyed this Most Beautiful Tuscany Villages and Small Towns list, and if you have any additional questions, just leave a comment below and I would love to talk to you about a place that I fell in love with: Tuscany! I never leave my home without travel insurance which is designed to help cover your expenses if something goes wrong on your trip.
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If you are planning to rent a car for your trip to Italy, I recommend requesting a quote and comparing prices from different rental car providers to get the best deal. There are many bus companies operating across Tuscany. The best time to visit Italy is during spring and fall when the temperatures are comfortable and there are fewer crowds:. Expect crisp fall leaves and some sunnier days, but plan for wet weather too.
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I really need to book a trip to Tuscany and tour around to these amazing places! HI Krista — you will love both, Florence is incredible — busy, but still incredible. And there are many towns in Tuscany that are still little explored and you can only travel in time just walking around the medieval streets. I hope you get to visit Tuscany soon.
All of these towns are so beautiful! Each of them look so romantic, lovely architecture that it would be easy to spend time at each of them! HI Vanessa — Yes, Tuscany is so unique and magical. I love just to take my time and stroll around and observe the amazing architecture and stop for a coffee or a prosecco, while I just observe the slow lifestyle — to me, it is a perfect destination for a relaxing and exploration vacation.
I love the hill towns of Tuscany. They each have a unique feel and there is always good food to be found in them! I agree with you, sunset is Volterra is a must-see for anyone who loves traveling and loves Italy. Yeah, I have been in Tuscany a few times, and I do a mix of visiting my favorite hill towns plus exploring new places too. Tuscany is one of my favourite parts of Italy.
Your photos make them all look beautiful! Thanks, Rachel — and I agree with you. Tuscany is one of my favorite spots in Italy and all the towns are so magical. Que lindo e completo artigo, onde pude conhecer e desfrutar de algumas destas preciosidades italianas. Your email address will not be published. This site uses Akismet to reduce spam. Learn how your comment data is processed. Posted on August 31, September 16, by Paula Martinelli. Table Of Contents.
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Legend states that Senius, a son of Remus, who was one of the founders of Rome, founded Siena. The world-famous Palio horse race is a must-see when in Siena.
Where else but Florence to top the list for the best towns in Tuscany? And we must say, it is truly an enchanting paradise right in the heart of Italy. Sign in. Forgot your password? Get help. Password recovery. The World Bucket List. Home Landmarks Countryside. Top 10 best towns in Tuscany to visit, ranked. The surrounding landscape is equally enchanting.
Pisa is the home of the world-famous Leaning Tower. This sight is in itself is reason to visit this small city, located on a plain less than 10 km. The Cathedral complex in Piazza dei Miracoli , of which the tower is part, is on the outskirts of the city centre and you can spend half a day exploring it. The city centre has some interesting Medieval architecture. Lucca is a lovely city surrounded by Renaissance city walls ; the only example of this kind of fortification still intact in Italy.
Lucca seduces the traveller with a friendly charm, beautiful Medieval churches and pleasant relaxing squares. Arezzo and Pistoia are worth visiting for their Medieval city centres. Pistoia , half way between Florence and Lucca, is a tranquil city off the main tourist trail. Highlights are the lovely Piazza Duomo and the lively square, Piazza della Sala.
Francigena and Historical Hikes. Romantic and Wedding. Ideas Suggested trips, lists and curiosities. Itineraries Our routes with downloadable gps tracks. Time-based tours Tours made to fit with your schedule. Events The calendar of events in Tuscany.
A plan for all seasons. Spring When nature in Tuscany reawakens. Summer All the colours of the warmest season. Autumn The harvest, leaves, and food festivals. Winter From cities of art to snow-capped summits. Deals Find the experience that's right for you. Before setting off. Download Area Downloadable maps and guides. Contact us Drop us a line for more info. Follow us! Abetone Cutigliano Pistoia. Cutigliano - Credit: Visit Tuscany. Anghiari Arezzo. Barberino Tavarnelle Firenze.
Barga Lucca. Casale Marittimo Pisa. Here, you can enjoy the fresh scent of the sea breeze as it's not far from the Tyrrhenian coast. Casale Marittimo - Credit: Erin Johnson. Casciana Terme Lari Pisa. Casole d'Elsa - Credit: Fabrizio Angius. Castelnuovo Berardenga Siena. Castelnuovo di Val di Cecina Pisa.
Castelnuovo di Val di Cecina - Credit: asocio. Castiglion Fiorentino Arezzo. Certaldo Firenze. Certaldo Alta - Credit: Fotoscana. Cetona Siena. Cetona - Credit: Nuada. Chiusi Siena. Collodi Pistoia. Fosdinovo Massa Carrara. A view of Fosdinovo - Credit: Giorgio Freschi. Lucignano Arezzo. Lucignano - Credit: Flycatchstudio. Massa Marittima Grosseto. Montalcino Siena. Montecarlo Lucca.
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